New findings show that Canada will be a major energy exporter as the country taps into its unconventional oil resources. This new reality will not diminish demand for oil in the future but rather enable the world to develop pragmatic and sustainable alternatives, say some.
US president Barack Obama delays final decision on Transcanada’s Keystone XL project.
The combination of reduced industrial demand and rapid power capacity expansion is expected to leave the Canadian province with a power glut over the next decade.
REpower Systems SE was awarded the contract for the supply of 75 wind turbines in Québec by EDF Energies Nouvelles Canada.
The US Energy Information Administration notes a slip in US gas prices with supply firm and demand steady.
Despite doubts and concerns, shale gas continues to be a game changer, reports Ian McInnes.
TransCanada Corp selects Price Gregory Services to be part of MPS Constructors,which will see the realisation of the TransCanada’s Keystone XL Pipeline project.
Tokyo Electric Power Co to keep its stakes in Kharasan and Cigar Lake.
Energy storage could enable Alberta’s wind producers to make wind energy significantly more profitable.
Mild weather and higher supply levels push down natural gas price in the US and Canada while Poland’s PGNiG fails to negotiate price reductions with Gazprom.
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